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... Keith, 1802; Sir James Saumarez, 1802; Sir R. H. Strahan, 1805; Lord Northesk, 1805; Lord Collingwood, 1805; Captain Sir T. M. Hardy, Bart., 1805; Rear Admiral Cochrane, 1806; Sir T. Duckworth, K. 8., 1806; Rear Admiral Lewis, 1806; Commodore Sir Home Popham ...
... including Thomas Campbell And Charles Lamb with whom he was early associated. Theckeray, Dickens, Bulwer-Lytton, and George Eliot sprang into fame and died while yet Harrison Ainsworth was a bale old man, full of work: while Trollop., Black, and Hardy were ...
... ' , ABERYSTWYTH. THOMAS OA HNER). Pastry Cook and Confect icer FANCY 111 '.l' %NI) 21. TERRACE ROAD, BEG. to return hiavinrere thank, to the Nobility Gentry. 6lero. V odtor. and el Abery.teryth Ne% z bb.oirtio.•.l. t.ir thi ir !purport, art 4 h.T..4. ...
... D Davies. 2 J F Twort, Bangor 3 H C Ellis, C.C.W. Time, 37 1-3 sees. Potting the Shot. I H M Watkins 2 BJBodycoajljm 3 D A Thomas Distance, LI feet. UM Yards ilandicap. 1 11 111 Watkins 2 H James 3 E J H Eames Time, 10 3-5 sees. High Jump (Open). 1 W Rees ...
... the average that farmers are getting alarmed. The grass is not growing, and corn sown nearly a month ago is not yet up. The hardy wheat even wants moisture, and to row oats in the present arid surface-soil is regarded by most growers as a step not to be ...
... baby and nurse, Newport •, Mr Mardon and son, Bristol; 8 Owen, Beat ; Messrs Shinto ;and Hardy; Mr Chaffy, Hereford; Miss Adams, Derby; Miss Carr, do; Mr Thomas, London; Mr Dawson, Middleton; Miss Thompson, Chester ; Messrs. Owen , Trevitt Hawkins, S ...
... RECOMMENDED TO MERCY. At the Manchester Assizes, William Bradburn. 36, was charged with the murder of Phoebe Hardy, also with the murder of Peter Bradburn, at Farnworth, on the 3rd of May last. Mr. Nash and Mr. T. Heywood appeared for the prosecution; ...
... Lordl Segrave, by whom she bad a — Elisabeth, who in. John, Lord Mowbray. Sirl Their. Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, m. Elizabeth iFitz•Alan, sister and co.-h. of Thomas Fitz-Alan, in of Arundel. Their 2nd dau.,— Mowbray, m James, Lord Berkeley. Manrire ...
... LIST OF VISITORS. ABERYSTWYTH. MARINE TERRACE. 3, Pen-rook Mrs Evans-- _ , • Miss Thomas, Miss Junes, Llandysmil ; Mr and Misses Gregory, Newport, Mon. 4, Oxford, Mrs Rowland— Mr and Mrs Fisher, London ; Mr A Fisher, Rugby • Mr and Mrs Harris, Pontardolais ...
... LIST iF VISITORS. A ttY ,TWYTH. MARINE TERRACE. 3, Ponroek, Mrs Evans— Mrs Thomas, Mr W. J Thomas, Thomas, Brynawel Ynishir. Glam.; Rev G. J. Pow. ell, Mrs 'Powell, Mr S. Misses G. and E. Posell, The ‘'icarage. Swinford, Rugby; Mr and Mrs Williams, The ...
... , Yorkshire, who died on Jan. 21 last at Villa Alustapha, Ries Mustapha Stiperieur, near Algiers, was proved on May 11 by Thomas Hugh Bell, the nephew, and John Charles Bell, the son, the executors, the value of the personal estate exceeding £187,000 ...
... December 13th. at the English Presbyterian Chapel, by the Rev E. Petllyn Jones, Mr Daniel Hardy Powell. moulder, Gray's Inn-lane, to Miss Sarah Thomas, Moor-street. Thomas—Ram—December 6th, at C M. Chapel, Llanarth, by the Rev. E. Jones, Llwyncelyra, in the ...